“Irony: having a coke machine reject your dollar bill for it being rolled up too many times” was posted on Twitter by Bob Kostic (and others) on October 11, 2014. The joke probably originated on the Sickipedia website.
That is, the dollar bill was used to snort coke (cocaine) and cannot be used to buy Coke (Coca-Cola soda).
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AdHo
@AdHo1975
Irony: having a coke machine reject your dollar bill for it being rolled up too many times.
8:58 AM · Oct 11, 2014·Twitter for Android Tablets
Twitter
Gibby
@pinaandgibby
Irony: having a coke machine reject your dollar bill for it being rolled up too many times.
10:16 AM · Oct 11, 2014·iOS
Twitter
Rob C
@RobHC
Irony: having a coke machine reject your dollar bill for it being rolled up too many times.
10:38 AM · Oct 11, 2014·Twitter for Android
Twitter
Bob Kostic
@causticbob
Irony: having a coke machine reject your dollar bill for it being rolled up too many times.
4:27 PM · Oct 11, 2014·Twitter Web Client
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evergreen
@Evergreenbooce
Irony: having a coke machine reject your dollar bill for it being rolled up too many times. #sickipedia
4:38 PM · Oct 14, 2014·Twitter for Websites
Twitter
Bob Kostic
@causticbob
Irony: having a coke machine reject your dollar bill for it being rolled up too many times.
1:15 PM · Mar 29, 2017·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
Bob Kostic
@causticbob
Irony: having a coke machine reject your dollar bill for it being rolled up too many times.
7:21 PM · Oct 11, 2020·Twitter Web App
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